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NY Times editorial praised Bush on immigration despite calling the type of proposals Bush has publicly supported “a recipe for indentured servitude”

03/30/06 5:06 PM EST
Lauer let stand Matalin's claim that "[w]e have taken out the Al Qaeda network"

03/29/06 5:26 PM EST
Tapper reported on “War on Christians” conference, again quoting no dissenting voices

03/29/06 4:05 PM EST
WSJ, LA Times failed to note that deficits ballooned under Bolten

03/29/06 3:52 PM EST
Novak softened Bush's false claims on Congressional spending limits

03/28/06 1:05 PM EST
CBS falsely suggested new IRS proposal on selling tax info “improve[s] taxpayer protections”; in fact, selling would expand

03/27/06 2:40 PM EST
The lineup on Lou Dobbs Tonight overwhelmingly tilts right

03/27/06 1:38 PM EST
Hannity misleadingly claimed unemployment “lower than the '70s, '80s, and '90s”

03/24/06 10:03 AM EST
Following Bush's lead, conservatives mounted offensive against “biased” Iraq war coverage

03/23/06 7:19 PM EST
Friedman lauded Lugar's “oil addiction” speech -- ignored Lugar's pro-oil past

03/23/06 11:33 AM EST
Despite his numerous appearances on NBC's Today, O'Reilly labeled NBC “the most anti-Bush network”

03/22/06 6:09 PM EST
Matthews: “We don't produce bad [economic] news on this show. ... We only put out good news here on the economy”

03/22/06 12:09 PM EST
Brooks falsely claimed that under Reagan “unemployment went from 13 percent to 5 percent”

03/21/06 1:33 PM EST
Gregory uncritically reported Republicans' baseless assertion that Americans prefer president on taxes

03/21/06 12:52 PM EST
NBC's Today, like MSNBC's Hardball, hosted more conservatives than liberals

03/20/06 7:12 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

03/17/06 8:01 PM EST
On Hardball, Matthews, Milbank, and Buchanan discussed “rallying effect” of attack on Iran

03/17/06 7:12 PM EST
Emanuel corrected Matthews: People trust Democrats on taxes

03/15/06 12:00 PM EST

NY Times editorial praised Bush on immigration despite calling the type of proposals Bush has publicly supported “a recipe for indentured servitude”

Lauer let stand Matalin's claim that "[w]e have taken out the Al Qaeda network"

Tapper reported on “War on Christians” conference, again quoting no dissenting voices

WSJ, LA Times failed to note that deficits ballooned under Bolten

Novak softened Bush's false claims on Congressional spending limits

CBS falsely suggested new IRS proposal on selling tax info “improve[s] taxpayer protections”; in fact, selling would expand

The lineup on Lou Dobbs Tonight overwhelmingly tilts right

Hannity misleadingly claimed unemployment “lower than the '70s, '80s, and '90s”

Following Bush's lead, conservatives mounted offensive against “biased” Iraq war coverage

Friedman lauded Lugar's “oil addiction” speech -- ignored Lugar's pro-oil past

Despite his numerous appearances on NBC's Today, O'Reilly labeled NBC “the most anti-Bush network”

Matthews: “We don't produce bad [economic] news on this show. ... We only put out good news here on the economy”

Brooks falsely claimed that under Reagan “unemployment went from 13 percent to 5 percent”

Gregory uncritically reported Republicans' baseless assertion that Americans prefer president on taxes

NBC's Today, like MSNBC's Hardball, hosted more conservatives than liberals

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

On Hardball, Matthews, Milbank, and Buchanan discussed “rallying effect” of attack on Iran

Emanuel corrected Matthews: People trust Democrats on taxes

Newsmax's Eric Bolling asks Gov. Kristi Noem if her book editor was a “liberal plant”

Jesse Watters gives Kristi Noem a friendly interview to respond to criticism that “you shot your dog and wrote a book about it”

Steve Bannon promotes January 6 organizer Amy Kremer’s run for Georgia Republican National Committeewoman

Fox’s migrants-displaced-vets source was charged with fraud. The network hasn’t mentioned it.

Bitter pills: The Daily Wire suggests its new vitamins will boost sperm counts and fight “wokeness”